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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP again. I'm not sure I understand the selfish/take take take part. I was [b]not[/b] trying to suck them into my world of parenting. Instead, I'm looking for an adult companion. Someone to spend time with as an adult. But I also take the point that maybe I should at least be open to a women who [b]wants[/b] to step into a parental role. Tennis - that's a great idea. [/quote] Are you not at all involved with your kids? Like you have a Nanny do everything for you? Don't go to sports or school activities? Don't take them to appointments or care for them while sick? Then, I guess it's no baggage on you or your potential partner but you are probably a terrible Father.[/quote] Gee, thanks. Actually, I have 50/50. I don't rely on help any more than my ex does - we share a sitter who sometimes picks up the kids from school and bridges until we get home from work. I do plenty of after school and weekend activities with my kids. I'm also free after they go to bed on half the days and entirely free on the other 50% of the days (except of course sometimes there's a game or a recital I'll want go to). What are you talking about with appointments? Last I checked, people don't ordinarily go on dates during regular business hours.[/quote]
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